1. John Lehmann
The cover of the November 1954 edition of The London Magazine with a foreword by John Lehmann about the season of autumn in publishing

An Autumn Foreword by John Lehmann

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‘And every year autumn brings as its aftermath more disappointed ambition, more vows to change one’s publisher, more accusations of favouritism against literary editors and critics, more homicidal indignation with booksellers than satisfied vanity or solid cash.’

John Lehmann in November 1954.

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